Why we must tolerate ESG rating divergence for now
Anxious about market instability and a loss of confidence, it’s reasonable to want ESG ratings to be regulated like credit.…
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How New Zealand Super Fund’s sustainable strategy is working
Charles Hyde, head of asset allocation at New Zealand’s sovereign wealth fund, discusses integrating its new sustainable finance strategy.
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Are small activist funds key to saving the planet?
…That might be a stretch, but the value of targeted investor activism linked to environmental and social ends is increasingly…
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Explainer: Why is World Health Day important?
World Health Day falls on 7 April, marking the anniversary of the World Health Organisation's founding in 1948. We explain…
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Closing the digital inclusion gap
The latest survey from the World Benchmarking Alliance finds corporate digital inclusion has improved. But more can be done to…
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US: Climate and lobbying high on proxy investor agendas
As we head to US voting season, tackling climate change and corporate lobbying activity account for four in ten proxy…
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Is the future of sustainable bonds orange?
A Moody’s report shows increasing numbers of issuers are using sustainable bonds to support gender-equality goals.
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Explainer: Understanding the just transition
We must act to prevent temperatures from rising further. A just transition would help do so in a way that…
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